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The Byzantine Aristocracy: IX to XIII Centuries

, 1984
Michael Angold
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The Rise of the Middle Byzantine Aristocracy and the Decline of the Imperial State

, 2015
Paul Stephenson
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Jean-Claude Cheynet, The Byzantine Aristocracy and Its Military Function. (Variorum Collected Studies Series, 859.) Aldershot, Eng., and Burlington, Vt.: Ashgate, 2006. Pp. xiv, 364, numbered nonconsecutively; tables. $114.95.

Speculum, 2007
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The Theodorokanoi. Members of the Byzantine Military Aristocracy with an Armeno-Iberian Origin

, 2019
Werner Seibt
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THE RISE OF THE MIDDLE BYZANTINE ARISTOCRACY AND THE DECLINE OF THE IMPERIAL STATE

, 2010
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The Byzantine Aristocracy. Outlines of a Historiographical Debate

2017
The issue of aristocracy is one of the most discussed and controversial in Byzantine history because of the scantiness and of the intrinsic ambiguity of most contemporary and later sources: this is probably the main reason why scholars still have not reached a definitive settlement on many of the major topics and questions which concern it.
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The Renewal and Evolution of Byzantine Aristocracy in the 7th and 12th centuries

, 2012
Hwang Wonho
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Aristocracy, Byzantine

, 2012
Maria Kouroumali
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Gender, property and succession in the early modern English aristocracy: the case of Martha Janes and her illegitimate children

Women's History Review, 2021
Hannah Worthen, Briony A K Mcdonagh
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Social Mobility in the Environment of the Roman Senatorial Aristocracy (The Age of Diocletian and Constantine I)

AntiČna Drevnostʹ I Srednie Veka, 2022
Evgeniya Zaitseva
exaly